New World Order: Global Events 1990-1994

[@IntelexualMedia]

I thought I did better this time but Ima start every video from now on with a disclaimer like John Green from Crash Course: *mispronouncing things is my thing* because the comments are driving me nuts

[@BantuOtaku]

😭😭😭, we get you Lexi...

[@stenillson20]

Do your thing Lex!! Love your outputs and deliberate efforts for your content❤🎉

[@Ellmayxoxo]

Love ur videos xx

[@kristinbracy5189]

I appreciate the thoroughness of your presentation. There was so much happening during the 90s politically that has created the current global climate, that so many, now adults, are unaware was done in our name. You've done an excellent job per usual Lexi chef 👩🏾‍🍳 🤌🏾💋

[@chunkymonkey356]

I know mispronunciation happens and I’m not a stickler about it. But, for anyone curious, Uruguay is pronounced Ooh-doo-gway, as the r in the word is pronounced like a d. I learned this from my Uruguayan friend 😄

[@Ohsnapitzann]

The sad part is I learn more about world history from this channel than I did in middle and high school.

[@instasingingvids3529]

This part!

[@abracadaverous]

Same. And I was even alive and conscious when all this happened.

[@OfJournalandJourney]

This a lot of our textbooks were outdated or locked up (inner city kid here lol)

[@caprimariebeauty7712]

same!!!!! im sitting here looking at her videos like "well i'll be..."

[@davemccombs]

You've had the ability to do basic research your whole life. That you waited for someone to spoonfeed it to you and then acted like it's not available ANYWHERE (even though they teach it to you for 12 years) is a little weird. Besides, this isn't history in a vacuum. It's "cherry-picked history that makes the new world order conspiracy seem true"@@caprimariebeauty7712

[@bugalohulela511]

Really appreciate the time and effort you take into making these videos. They are an absolute masterclass

[@ricdeh]

Imagine how the newer generations will benefit from content like this.

[@slickandslaycious6579]

Yea, def a talent

[@ottoriassecret1097]

TOP RATED COMMENT ❗️

[@astoldbytay9605]

For reeeal...I let her play like a podcast

[@Gimmie_my_legoz]

Honestly

[@ChrisBrooks34]

It's crazy that when I was growing up and learning US history once we've finished the Civil Rights Movement, nothing else happened in US history. For a long time I didn't have any real understanding about the 70s, the 80s, and the 90s. Which is why I appreciate these video series so much cause they help me fill in the gap. And by not solely focusing on the US, it gives a more global and broader perspective, which helps so much. We appreciate your hard work 💪 ❤.

[@Ms_Timmie92]

Exactly. Nothing else happened until 9/11.

[@Ch3rryT3a]

Same!

[@QueenPeachCobbler]

This was such a complete and excellent review of this topic especially everyone's roles in it. Absolutely magnificent!

[@chownful]

Most of the US history taught to you is nothing but lies. Break the social conditioning and defeat the New World Order!

[@davemccombs]

"when I was growing up and learning US history once we've finished the Civil Rights Movement, nothing else happened in US history." aka you skipped class, foh with that

[@Ganplas]

Thank you so much for this video. As a Peruvian, I’ve never heard our conflict discussed in an American channel so I really appreciate that. I can tell you are such a hard worker. So admirable.

[@mossmoss2019]

what guts on Tatcher to say she left the uk better than when she started. crazy.

[@musicismyhothotsex92]

We're still reeling from the effects of Thatcher today. Barely any social housing left, a housing crisis and the UK turning into a capitalist cesspit

[@availanila]

Thatcher really was the Ronald Reagan of the UK.

[@Kay-kg6ny]

Better for the rich, definitely. She was absolutely delusional if she genuinely thought she'd left it better for anyone else

[@Liitebulb]

In a way she did. Depends who you ask of course

[@abigailrwankineza6712]

Thank you so much for covering Rwanda and it’s history; with that being said, as a burundian who lives in Rwanda and is deeply tied to this history, I have a few comments to make. Firstly the proper name for this genocide is THE 1994 GENOCIDE AGAINST THE TUTSI. It’s specific for a reason. Secondly, Paul Rusesabagina wasn’t the hero that’s always been portrayed in western media. This man extorted, manipulated and gaslighted the Tutsis in the hotel who were seeking refuge. He only protected if it benefited him so no he wasn’t a hero. There are other numerous Hutu figures who actually helped save the lives of many Tutsis, unfortunately that history is never highlighted by western media. I love your videos, just thought I would offer a bit of feedback on a topic that’s very close to my heart.

[@m.p.6046]

thank you for adding this information

[@obiiudemgba9156]

Thank you for this insight. I pray your family and people are healing.

[@LalaithUrwen]

So he's basically rwandan Schindler?

[@tdsollog]

I was born in 71, so I was in my 20s in the 90s. Thank you for researching and compiling this global history. I have saved this video in my “History” playlist and shared it on FB

[@devonmunn5728]

I just subbed to you because of how many vast and interesting playlists you have

[@tdsollog]

@@devonmunn5728 Aw, shucks. I have them for my own entertainment. If others enjoy them, that’s a bonus.

[@SteelDown]

Old lady !!! I was born in 78 hahaha.

[@myamia3677]

30 min in and im literally gobsmacked! The sheer amount of world drama at the time i was only 3! The NERVE of the US to not teach any of this in my world history class in HS is ridiculous. We really could have side eyed these ppl when they decided to invade the middle east. And when they to this day gaslight is about racism being dead since the civil rights.. these videos need to be added to school curriculums!

[@ottabee]

I agree with you, but then the usa is a white-terrorist empire/nation whose only concern is more and more consuming and appropriating everything possible. Lying, manipulating, and violently conditioning all the pheasants, I mean pawns, I mean people. Check-out the books "Black AF History" by Michael Harriot, "Brooding Over Bloody Revenge" by Nikki M. Taylor, "Decolonizing Therapy" by Jennifer Mullan, and "Healing Rage" by Ruth King, all four powerfully healing and sacred medicine for BIPOC.

[@myamia3677]

Its the constant raping for me. Like why was that a universal war tactic? The breakdown of the correlations between conflicts in iraq, saudi, Israel, and Palestine was top tier! Knowing that history im no longer surprised that we were attacked on 9/11.

[@availanila]

I think you guys are taking the Japanese WW2 stance. You will never be taught of your evil and cruelty as long as you remain American.

[@jrojala]

@@availanilawell, here they are, learning it as an American. Isn’t it amazing that education is available to everyone who wants to look for it!?

[@beyondthefamecelebritystories]

I don't think people understand how much work & research goes into these videos. I appreciate your efforts Queen 💯❤

[@Piasays]

You should see her readings and sources. They’re extensive. And there so much that didnt make it. I really appreciate her videos

[@anastasiathehiphopfairy]

Before I get into this, I just have to say thank you so much Lex for your hard work. I've been excited for this ever since you first announced the series. I took my last final today and passed, so I just finished my first ever semester of college! I'm only sharing this because this video is like a gift to me. Okay, I'm watching the video now!

[@nobody8328]

Congratulations! College is hard work, too 💕

[@IntelexualMedia]

congratulations!

[@Nille0212]

I hope your second semester’s been successful as well!❤❤❤

[@drzonlyjonas323]

Man I researched the Rwandan genocide a few years back and just reading about it made me lose sleep. You reminded me of it and filled in some gaps and now those feelings came flooding in. I love how you highlighted how fast this genocide happened. It was truly hell on earth for 4 months. The fact that multiple countries new it was going to happen and nothing was done makes me sick. America is such an unserious country and those hundreds of thousands of deaths are truly on us

[@anonymousanonymous870]

The big problems on earth is men , i think they are from different planet

[@grundlehunter69]

​@@anonymousanonymous870 modern (and past) conceptions of masculinity are the issue, not men themselves. Male violence is a largely cultural disease

[@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024]

@@anonymousanonymous870Idk, yt women are just as much to blame as men. Mostly yt men and yt women.

[@chickensalad3535]

@@grundlehunter69I think that men are more inherently violent.

[@princess555o4]

I dont see as many yt women in this video as yt men. ​@@bmwjourdandunngoddess6024

[@afroironknight]

Thank you for briefly touching on the violence between the Xhosa and Zulus in the lead up to the 1994 election. I remember visiting my granma in the township, it was dark outside and i had my face against her bedroom window while I listened to the chaos outside, it was her neighbours killing eachother over which party they were voting for. I remember her running up to me and pulling me away from the window quickly, incase I drew the fighting to us. At 4yrs old, I learnt how quickly neighbours can turn against eachother and commit atrocious acts.

[@Jennyboomboom88]

Omg Lexual! This WHOLE EPISODE had me STUCK! 😮 So, the world was basically at war & turmoil in the early 90s. WOW! I really had to sit and watch so I don’t miss a thing. I’ve learned so much and I thank you for creating this content. US public schools are NOT teaching this history to our younger generation! Thank god for your talents & intelligence! ❤❤❤

[@dominoeharlee4454]

I absolutely LOVE this series! I know so much research, dedication, love and care goes into every episode! All your hard work is noticed and very much appreciated. I'm so glad we're continuing through the 90's! Keep up the good work Lex 💗

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much!

[@dominoeharlee4454]

@@IntelexualMedia Anytime! 😁

[@lizd.8655]

I was born in 1979 but some of my strongest memories come from the 90's. Thank you for such a thorough breakdown of world events. I'm looking forward to your coverage on Waco and the Branch Davidians, the Trial of the Century, Rodney King and the LA Riots, and beyond

[@devonmunn5728]

I do find the 90's to be a interesting decade as it was the transition from the 1900s to 2000s

[@mimicaaaa]

You put in so much work into these videos, and I hope you never feel it goes unrewarded!

[@lukesguywalker]

"As Bush continued fighting for his life on the campaign trail..." 😭 lmfao, idk why this tickled me so much but I needed that laugh.

[@davidwebb2816]

Lextual Media, Having become an advise watcher of your content over the past 6 months I've found each series enlightening and entertaining. With your black girl magic sense of humor and in-depth research you have never failed to keep me glued to my TV screen to watch and do my own follow up research. In this series you have shown head and tails above any other series that I have watched that you have a great way of telling a story and you out done yourself by putting this world 🌎🌍 history of the era of the 1990's . Looking forward to seeing the rest of this series as you've certainly have unpacked a lot in a 2 hour space. Huge Congratulations and Continued Blessings.

[@crystalo1186]

OMG! I'M NOT READY!

[@sweedy3333]

Me everytime she posts 😂 so much to digest lol

[@silentsaints]

I am so amazed at all the work you do, making history accessible is no easy feat!

[@andre-cmyk]

lex you are so mother. these videos are fun, extremely informative, and you also look great while presenting things. so happy to be able to watch this

[@alienguyjp]

Thank you for this video. I am flabbergasted by how complacent we are collectively and how I, as an individual, never pieced together how actively awful the 90s were in terms of geopolitics. Thank you for pulling it all together and pouring it all out for us. Thank you for not merely being authentic with your POV but also affording credence when "bad" sides do decent things and when "good" sides do bad things.

[@aurori11]

I was barely taught any of this as a student in US public schools. I'm 23 now. Thank you for the depth of research, diversity of perspectives and clarity of presentation. A masterclass, as always. And you make me laugh at the most unexpected moments, like the little animation of the tomato at Joe Pesci!!

[@Cloudgoddes5]

Lex is the best to ever do it. Love your writing and editing style 🎉🎉

[@witchofskye1961]

Important correction: Afghanistan doesn't have any sizable oil reserves and has fairly small natural gas reserves as well. I know this is common stated, but it is indeed misinformation. Rather, Afghanistan has very rich mineral deposits, not oil, so mining interests are going to be more geopolitically relevant for the nation. That said, great video as always!!!

[@BootsieBumfield-kc1pu]

Thx

[@IntelexualMedia]

Then why did China just sign a deal earlier this year with the taliban to extract 80 billions of crude oil from the Amu Darya basin?

[@zainmudassir2964]

There was also Geopolitics because of Location. US bases there could have threatened Russia and China but thankfully NATO imperial designs were defeated by brave Afghan resistance

[@guyguy7634]

@@IntelexualMedia earlier this year, not so much during the 90s and early 2000s

[@zachzackzak]

​@@guyguy7634oil didn't just appear there recently

[@ad_stayfly7]

One of my favorite Channels on YT. I’m a history buff and you hit that nerve for me with every video you make about it. Thanks for all of your work.

[@roselynholloway7863]

What other eras of history do you like

[@ad_stayfly7]

@@roselynholloway7863I really wanna get more into the 60-80s. I’m a 90’s baby so I missed out on all of that

[@crystalo1186]

​@@ad_stayfly7 Lexual has an 80s and 70s series you can binge while you wait for her to drop the rest of her 90s series

[@ad_stayfly7]

@@crystalo1186I’ll check them out too. I appreciate it.

[@Kxngteezy]

Let’s goooo!!! 2 hours later and I am so happy! I felt like I was retaking my World History 102 class in college!! I can’t wait for the next video to drop!

[@diegoherrera1422]

Economic shock treatment is my trigger word

[@deanoor9391]

Youre more informative than books in schools ever were. Im so glad to be here to witness your excellence I binge watch your videos due to how fascinating your work is and how you go in deep discussions about each topic

[@leelee6946]

As said by many in the comments, your deep dives show the amount of time you spend in bringing your content. Greatly appreciated. And to think, I live through both the 80’s and the 90’s. I’m amazed at some of the things that I either forgot or just learning about.

[@artis_1001]

Thank you so much Lexx . Without you, I’d be illiterate and unaware of international affairs ❤

[@bonnieinlove]

This series is my 25 days of Christmas 😍

[@my_endless_road]

Stumbled upon your content, the algorithm actually gave me something good!!!! Looking forward to the rest of the series!!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Aw thank you I appreciate it!

[@bleudiamonds]

I did not know I was such a history buff since I've discovered your channel. You deserve many flowers for your work (AND COINS).

[@Lucy-in9zy]

So much information packed into those two hours and so much that's rarely heard about that I didn't know. I remember going to see my grandparents and seeing the police around a house. My grandma said the woman wouldn't pay her poll tax. It was the first time I'd ever seen mass civil disobedience in the UK, nearly a third of people didn't pay it in some areas so they were pretty much forced to abolish it.

[@chrisnelson6663]

Wow! What incredible coverage. I was a kiddo, but my dad played NPR nonstop, so all this brings back my early childhood political awareness.

[@jujufe9]

The time, effort and research you put into all of these are unbelievable!! Just found this channel but it quickly became one of my favorites

[@Ohsnapitzann]

Elexus As an early 90s baby I love the content you post it keeps me educated and entertained throughout my work shift. 💜

[@CurrentAffairs19]

1993 girl in the building

[@relaxlibrary4249]

Wow, I never knew the history behind the Great Mosque in Lyon. It's a beautiful sight, especially on a Friday when people go there to worship. This video brought back so many memories for me and introduced me to many issues I didn't even know was happening. Beautifully done. This just shows how conflicts from the decades passed shape the world we live today.

[@parkeralexander8668]

You are heaven sent whenever i peruse your content. It really expands my insight and knowledge into geopolitics in a way i couldn't appreciate in absence of your videos. I'm using this as a guide and inspiration for the application i wanna make for my graduate studies in Political Science or International Relations 🙂❤.

[@katiekrastilova4976]

I am so excited for this series!! You are a true masterclass in making these videos, thank you so much for them

[@bubbybubbybubbyy]

I’m in my first year of my undergrad degree in English & digital media, and when I say that your videos expand my palette for discussion and debate, I seriously mean it. I studied history during my A Levels and I never want to stop learning history (especially since I have to UNLEARN a lot of things taught to me through a western lens.) Your content is just so digestible for me 😭 thank you so much for the videos!

[@robertduluth8994]

I was wondering why this doesn’t have 50 million views yet but it’s not even a week old yet. Really well made goddam

[@kiatorrette5631]

Oh you done dropped a _FILM_ I'm here for it 🍿🥤

[@grrrrrrr0]

Just finished the whole 2 hours, this is so much better than watching tiktoks all day. I would love to see you continue doing this for the 2000's and 2010's. The bit in the middle where you talked about the wars and vioilence in Eastern Europe, the Rawadan genocide and the wars in central Africa were very impactful and difficult parts to go through- had to take a couple days break after each part just to digest the information and the horror that people went through. I can never thank you enougih for making these videos. Your chanel is truly the best thing on KZbin.

[@kaidocci6074]

I'm so excited for this series. Can't believe we're here when the 70s vids feel so recent. Excellent work as usual

[@Alove29]

🤗I've never clicked so fast 💞 Edit: I really enjoyed this, thank you! It's full of info from the beginning of my life, which is very relevant today 🙌🏽

[@EloteroChingon]

The quality and quantity of your videos have gone up so much. Two hours! I feel so blessed

[@moukies]

Somalia mention!!! Love that you researched and included my people's history. Love your work as always, especially as a '90s baby. :D

[@MsGigglesluv]

2024 will be a groovy year with this series

[@venomvenomvenomous]

Another fantastic video, I've been bingeing your channel and you're such a fabulous documentation and creator! Everything you discuss is informative and insightful, I'm so glad to have come across your videos! Looking forward to the rest of Lexual Does The '90s and beyond!

[@alexthelion5872]

I started cackling as soon as I saw this at the top of my recommended page, I’m so excited for the 90s !! 😎🦋

[@Nina525]

Oh sh*t...i have to save this for tonight! My kids and man will interrupt and i just can't!!😂 2 hours, Thank you hun for all the work you put into these videos💜

[@cino.508]

I never thought I would donate to a channel, but you have completely changed my mind. A true factual history lesson

[@breffnioreilly7744]

Thank you so much for the effort and time you put into the videos!! I get so excited when I see a new upload ! ❤❤❤

[@JBBost]

Wow, I didn't expect to have a whole IR class today. Intelexual, you're amazing!

[@majicaljezebel]

Thank you for all of your research. I'm so grateful for your hour+ long content. And I love that you did global events, blesssss YOUUUU!

[@QTpielovestolearn]

Incredible content as always! Can’t wait for episode 2.

[@RoyHodgsonBurner]

Had to sub in the first few minutes, got me hooked with the class, quality content Cheers to more growth sis 🍻

[@IntelexualMedia]

Yay! Thank you!

[@flashspotlight]

Thanks for this. Much of this was never in my history curriculum because it was too new to make textbooks. We had no idea so much of the world was in chaos growing up in the 90s. The amount of villains is astounding.

[@-summerbummer7978]

as a 22yo your series are so informative and enriching, i learned more about recent history with your series than i did in school

[@robw6592]

Girl! You did the damn thing with this video!!! Omg. EXCEPTIONAL WORK AS ALWAYS! Thank you for your time and dedication. ✨

[@AKL581]

Hey, it’s Somali/Somalis not Somalians when speaking about the people and languages etc

[@saragrack8448]

Your work is so well crafted and filled with so much info that I have to pause, rewind, and rewatch! I gotta admit my attention gets diverted sometimes but once I get hooked I’m HOOKED!! Can’t wait for the next episode 😆

[@liamc7413]

Yayyy so excited for this series! Looks amazing as always ❤

[@m.d.1395]

Great work as usual! I grew up in the 90s and only knew some of what was going on. Yikes! The 90s was wild af

[@BantuOtaku]

This is one of the most thorough breakdowns of the early 90s Global Social and Political Climates I've seen in a min. Thank you, Lexi for keeping us feed with all the 90s tea! I'm looking forward towards all your new eps...💖💖💖

[@rccesq]

Just liked and subscribed. Im kinda a geopolitical nerd and this content is off the chain👍🏽

[@tbhidk]

Genuinely surprised on how much I didn't know, this is the first time I'm learning in detail what caused the Liberian and Seirra Leonean wars that caused both of my parents to immigrate to Canada.

[@JubeiKibagamiFez]

1:50 Just for some extra context, Julius Caesar used the phrase new world order when proclaiming himself emperor of rome. The germanic empires used new world order when trying to take over the world... Three times. adolf hitler used the phrase new world order frequently when taking about raychial purification and the "master race." joseph stalin even used this after the fall of the naazzii empire and the taking of Berlin. Dictators, tyrants, and despots throughout history have used this phrase, all with the intention of creating a society built on fear, oppression, and exploitation.

[@wabotlheramoroka]

I am obsessed with your videos

[@chuchischannel1055]

I have to join the patreon bc this is better than any school I been to. Thanks for the excellent content.

[@caprimariebeauty7712]

mannnnn if you ever thought about becoming a history professor, id take your classes 100%! youre amazing and so thorough!

[@ew123]

This is my first video of yours and its honestly breathtaking and very informative, you earned a new sub , love from Kuwait ❤

[@catherinebyrom6307]

I can't say whether or not the BBC were right to show a certain sequence in a news report about the Rwandan genocide when I was 11, but I can say for sure that I've never forgotten it, or forgotten the words of the poor traumatised observer the journalists spoke with. Thanks so much for this video, its an invaluable education ❤

[@Th0masW4yne]

I can’t believe i’m just now finding your channel. This is so great. Engaging and factual.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you!

[@Th0masW4yne]

@@IntelexualMedia I studied the various regional conflicts that occurred in the 90s, years ago in the 00s. Particularly the Balkans wars and Rwanda. Nice job explaining such complicated conflicts so anyone can understand. I can’t wait to watch your 80-84 video. I did watch your 90s Christmas video and you got me in my feels remembering each Christmas.

[@quindeesebanks2196]

Girlll I saw 2 hours, sat down and forgot I was supposed to be doing laundry 😂😂😂😂...this was great!! The 90's was something else and I'm looking forward to this whole series...Do ya thing girlfriend!!!❤

[@Ch3rryT3a]

You’re always so thorough yet entertaining. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Really enjoy being educated and entertained at the same time. Thank you!

[@felicityb93]

TWO HOURS?! Oh girl, you are SPOILING us now!! I am so excited!!

[@darryljackson4813]

Lexi! Your videos kick ass! Everything about you is the bomb. I just recently found your channel and I love your content! Keep on doing what you do. ☮️💟🙏👍

[@Tripdaywav]

The quality on these is absolutely insane

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you

[@JubeiKibagamiFez]

Just curious, are you putting out an actual CD for these episodes?? I would love to see you win a Grammy for Best Audio Historical Documentary.... If there's even a category for that.

[@mitchpattimusic]

Incredibly well done video. This era is one of my favorites to study as far as world politics goes. Subscribed!

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you! I think this is my favorite era as well.

[@JBBost]

Anyone else in the piedmont have families that, when a big storm would roll through, everyone would turn off all the TVs, gather in the living room -- with the storm door open, obv -- and talk about conspiracy theories, aliens, ghosts, etc? These episodes make me feel at home!

[@nadiacontreras2832]

aahhh i was so excited to see you uploaded this!! love your personality and the knowledge you spread

[@faicagaboton1119]

Your hard work is sooo appreciated. I was waiting on this; 91 baby. Amazing work. Im excited to see the rest.

[@SirPolitico]

Such a great job with the details, context and overall historical narrative you provided. I’ve subscribed 😊

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you! 💖

[@folsaeure]

17:26 - the french mandatory law and attitude is so hypocritical when you know about 1.) the other native languages spoken in france that are under threat by it, and 2.) them wanting other countries to speak french, especially those they colonised and still colonise

[@ricdeh]

Yayyy I've been waiting for the 90s series thank you for shining light on history for us and generations to come.

[@BryonyClaire]

As always this was incredibly well researched, edited and presented! I learn more watching you than i did in history. I knew of the UK stuff as i grew up there but most of the other stuff? Nope, and yet we got taught about WW2 each year, and the tudors, and ancient rome, but none of the actual stuff that was happening!

[@IntelexualMedia]

thank you so much! i appreciate you for watching

[@guillemedina7908]

Very good video! I think it's funny that you didn't even try to pronounce Mario Vargas Llosa hahaha. Btw, most people in Latin America don't even know he was once a politician in Peru, he is a famous writer.

[@jwhiz1375]

Thank you for the time you put in for these series. I feel like I'm finally getting explanations behind so much from my childhood that was shrouded in taboo and mystery.

[@IntelexualMedia]

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

[@theoriginalblacknerd4524]

I love your videos - trips down memory lane. You are very good at highlighting key issues in a informative and entertaining way. I have watched several of your videos, each one is a very accurate portrayal of the times and the issues surrounding each one - trust me I was there. I was in my 30s during 90s. Keep up the great work.

[@IntelexualMedia]

Thank you so much! I appreciate it.

[@DiamondEyes84]

Merry Christmas Lexual🎉

[@shenitawilliams1596]

It’s so weird that when you’re living in the history you don’t realize just how interesting it really is…but I do remember a lot of this information on the news and the adults around me discussing it…good job Intelexual!! Super cool

[@Sparkzloco718]

I wonder what country you were in at the time and your age because I don't remember much of any of these videos and I went to school and watched the news in America

[@propaganja7264]

Could/have you done these pertaining to different nationalities at certain time periods? (Example- african americans people in the 80s or Hispanics in the 70) idk if you have already first time watching ,and yes, i've subbed lol. Appreciate your work this is interesting

[@minbinjin]

Thank u for yet another amazing series! Can't wait for it to continue to blow my mind!!

[@DBEO23]

I’ve been waiting for this series and I’m so excited to watch it The part with the Rwandan Genocide honestly made me want to to cry. I can’t imagine being Dallaire & other UN peacekeepers on the ground and just not being allowed to intervene properly within to save lives. R.I.P. to the lives lost to the Genocide

[@availanila]

When my father was a young boy in Uganda, he spent a few years among the Banyarwanda. One of his primary school teachers was the young Kagame running organized aid groups. He was a cruel and ruthless charmer my dad (and most vulnerable children living among them but not one of the Banyarwanda) feared. To date he is convinced he's the one that shot down that plane.

[@beccabowen4292]

Your videos are amazing, I absolutely love your work!!! You make knowledge accessible and help me learn even when I'm too tired to read or study, I'm so thankful ❤️ if you ever want to cover Italian events and need someone to help translate I'm down! I'd love to see you cover the maxiprocesso and mani pulite, both two huge events in Italy in the nineties that absolutely shaped how our politics would be in the future